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I fly on cereal rye in late August. May be small impact for grazing in fall, but the potential is in spring. Gives flexibility to graze before pastures are ready. We use it more for planting beans into the growing rye, which eliminates any erosion during wind events like last week.

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I I think the Forage peas would work, but It depends on your herbicide program and goals and typical rainfall. If you want it to winterkill, I would say oats after chopping if you chop in early September, you should get great fall growth. Purple top turnips are wonderful grazing in the winter

That’s unfortunate but such a great reminder of what Not to do. Living roots and minimal disturbance are so beneficial 👍

You thinking planting beans between the rows and double croping?

Not here I don’t plan to. But we planted a spot like this on ( Taylor Sumption’s (Anthem Oats) field as well and plan to plant soybeans between those rows.

I’m trying to figure out the ideal planting rate. So if there is a stand that doesn’t look good after emergence I’ll swing in and plant corn on that area

I personally don’t have one but Young Red Angus has videos on setting up a Johnson su.

Thank you I have Johnson Su’s but not an extractor yet.